Published inSociety & AnimalsAbstractThis paper examines the use of the term “feral” as a form of control over other animals. The concept of this “power word” is explored within the…
Published inTrace: Journal for Human-Animal StudiesAbstractThe movement of otherthanhuman-animals (henceforth OTHA) across human-defined borders are often categorised depending upon human-assigned categories such as ‘invasive’, ‘introduced’, ‘non-native’ or ‘migrating’. However, there…
Published in Trace: Journal for Human-Animal StudiesAbstractThe language of domestication enables humans to wield power over otherthanhuman animal lives. In some cases, being labelled “domesticated” ensures a life free of worry…
Published In: Ecology and Evolution Abstract Anthropogenic pressures in human-dominated landscapes often contribute to wildlife mortality. Carnivores are especially vulnerable to human-induced mortality due to the perceived threat to livestock and…